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By Jack Joseph Smith
When Blankname came into the bar to have a drink,
and ask Animal to go for a walk, Animal was suprised
and glad too, but did want to sip some more vodka.
"Well anyone can take a walk around five o'clock,"
he thought. An important discussion would be just
right for five o'clock. No jibberwish, just words
with meaning and discipline. No time at five o'
clock to be teaching the cost of living index to
the BI movies. A walk at five o'clock was simply
the right thing to do.
They went along the walkway strolling, and
then went down beach. Animal was laughing and
Blankname was whispering. What went on there was
that they ended up at Blankname's father's home.
There they all began to speak and drink and eat.
The daughter was home now from her days city jou-
rney, and the pressures had been light enough on
the family this day for them to see things as
grand, almost momentous. The daughter believed
that some day she would be spiritually clean,
mentally clear. Blankname's father was happy
that the son had influence on the daughter. They
would argue, but her eyes showed respect for his
centerness. The father felt free with his son;
now he knew his son had reached upon which he had